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Narnia's Hidden Message in Voyage of the Dawn Treader: PART 2
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The hidden symbolism in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader runs deep, but one of the most important messages is also one of the least discovered. We'll explore Aslan's quest given to Prince Caspian, Reepicheep, Lucy Pevensie, Edmund Pevensie, Eustace Scrubb, and many other Narnians in the Chronicles of Narnia. Find out today why C.S. Lewis decided that the Seven Lost Lords of Narnia became lost in the first place.
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Get future-ready and Kingdom-focused at Boyce College: boycecollege.com? Seven for Seven: The Voyage of the "Dawn Treader" and the Literary Tradition: dc.swosu.edu/mythlore/vol34/iss2/4/ Support the work of this channel at www Patreon.com/IntoTheWardrobe The hidden symbolism in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader runs deep, but one of the most important messages is also one of the least discovered. ...
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  • @RodericGurrola
    @RodericGurrola 11 годин тому

    Also still waiting for your video about the space trilogy and the world of Narnia being connected theory. How the wood between the worlds could connect them somehow.

  • @pentegarn1
    @pentegarn1 12 годин тому

    I actually think she's a Scottish "Glaistig", a fairy woman known for wearing green and luring men to their deaths.

  • @RobT192
    @RobT192 14 годин тому

    4:49 this is what I love about Narnia so much. I've been a fan since I was a young child, im 32 now and Narnia is one of the few things that is for the whole family. I remember watching the old school films each Christmas with the family. My father was really into Lord of The Rings but also liked Narnia lore, he got me all the Narnia books on my 7th birthday.

  • @RobT192
    @RobT192 15 годин тому

    I whish more people gave Narnia a chance, I've always enjoyed the stories and movies. I like Lord of The Rings as well but something about Narnia has always drawn me in, maybe it's because I grew up reading the books from a early age. Aslan is one of my favorite characters of all time

  • @paulfoglia8115
    @paulfoglia8115 23 години тому

    Absolutely agree with this, and if you agree with this than you are absolutely at odds to support tRump. I do NOT understand that divergence. tRump = chaos, division, double-speak Biden = family, love, work hard

  • @connerhicks9311
    @connerhicks9311 День тому

    Why didn't Jadis' magic work on earth just like did in Charn?

  • @shahwalishahwali3282
    @shahwalishahwali3282 День тому

    Joe Rogan for president of USA

  • @RodericGurrola
    @RodericGurrola 2 дні тому

    Hey I was wondering is it possible you can do a video about werewolves in Narnia.

  • @RodericGurrola
    @RodericGurrola 2 дні тому

    Your theory in my opinion is pretty plausible and makes a whole lot of sense.

  • @AliceLanders-1_10_19
    @AliceLanders-1_10_19 2 дні тому

    The end really reminds me of how much Aslan and God are alike

  • @LilyCWfan22
    @LilyCWfan22 3 дні тому

    This video was amazing! I never thought of the stone table being an altar! I thought of one more object that the stone table represents. Possibly the most obvious one. The cross of Jesus Christ.

  • @LilyCWfan22
    @LilyCWfan22 3 дні тому

    I absolutely LOVE Reep!

  • @Zillafeet
    @Zillafeet 3 дні тому

    I only hope they don’t add stuff that will give me a reason to send a LOC.

  • @OllieButlin
    @OllieButlin 3 дні тому

    Oh wow.. I don't know how I missed this theory - I love it! Really hope Greta and Netflix explore theory 3. It's genius.

  • @macethorns1168
    @macethorns1168 4 дні тому

    I can't take you seriously when you take Rings of Power seriously. It's a hoax and a joke.

  • @frankiebanks
    @frankiebanks 4 дні тому

    Follow the path of Ma’at, for it is the path of righteousness. Avoid wrongdoing, speak the truth, and maintain a pure heart, for only then can you achieve harmony and order in life. -Teaching of Ma’at circa 2613-2181 BCE

  • @frankiebanks
    @frankiebanks 4 дні тому

    Do good, avoid evil, purify the mind. All enlightened teachers have taught thus. -Goutama circa 480 BCE

  • @mrbojangles8133
    @mrbojangles8133 4 дні тому

    Richard Attenborough was a good father Christmas though

  • @eatyour8heartout
    @eatyour8heartout 4 дні тому

    I hope Netflix doesn’t mess this series up with the trends that are going on today, nothing wrong with some of those trends but it’s always nice to keep things separate from book readers

  • @lukehanna1177
    @lukehanna1177 5 днів тому

    I love your conclusion this problem. As a Christian myself, I have been learning much about my God, what He is capable of and what He chooses to do for our good. God is all-powerful, limited only by his own morally upright nature and His choice. When He allows pain into our lives, it is always for the purpose of showing forth His power in our lives to transform us into the image of His own begotten Son Jesus Christ. I choose to believe that Aslan allowed the horrible railway accident to take away all of Susan's family so that she could in turn remember who Aslan is and the ultimate good He has for her. I also choose to believe that Susan rediscovers Aslan's love for her, and not only finds her way back to Aslan's country but brings others with her, because she is so grateful for Aslan's love to her that she cannot help sharing it with others.

  • @brentkrohn3786
    @brentkrohn3786 5 днів тому

    Deep moral intuitions regardless of culture is not evidence of a God.

  • @MelissaKnoxwriter
    @MelissaKnoxwriter 6 днів тому

    What if Susan's fate is a stopgap measure to fix a plot point? Narnia can only continue with four kings and queens at Cair Paravel. Had to get rid of one of them and yes, Susan's the one without much story arc.

  • @davidtinkle9634
    @davidtinkle9634 6 днів тому

    Did anyone else notice at 1:07 that Tash looks like the Skekses from the Dark Crystal?

  • @theodorejenkins6066
    @theodorejenkins6066 6 днів тому

    So where is the follow up video to this? The unified field theory mentioned at the beginning. I cant find it on your channel =(

  • @Jer12095Mullet
    @Jer12095Mullet 7 днів тому

    What happened to the toffee tree in the first book

  • @JasonBellows
    @JasonBellows 7 днів тому

    What about the Dragons of Narnia!?

  • @jeffreydotson4842
    @jeffreydotson4842 8 днів тому

    That last one has blown my mind as well

  • @webcore2000
    @webcore2000 8 днів тому

    I think u should read it in chronological order but u can read it either way

  • @Valihir
    @Valihir 8 днів тому

    I havent finished the video but heres my personal reading order: 1 lion the witch and the wardrobe 2 magicians nephew 3 prince caspian 4 voyage od the dawn treader 5 silver chair 6 horse and his boy 7 last battle

  • @aprilconner8223
    @aprilconner8223 8 днів тому

    Did the second half of this video ever come out?

  • @Ivri616
    @Ivri616 9 днів тому

    You missed an island. Between dragon island and deathwater island is the burnt island. It has the sea serpent. I still don't understand why it exists.

    • @IntotheWardrobe
      @IntotheWardrobe 8 днів тому

      I excluded Burnt Island because the island itself does not present any danger. I do think it serves a purpose in the message but in a different way which I will briefly sketch out below. I didn't include the sea serpent because I think it is a different thing altogether. While it was a threat to the crew of the Dawn Treader, I don't believe that it's intended to be included as one of the dangers that the Lost Lords would have faced. Mostly because there's no indication the lost Lords also faced the serpent. Its doubtful they would have survived unscathed and Coriakin does not mention that their ship needed any repairs like the Dawn Treader did. I think this is a threat presented uniquely to the Dawn Treader crew as opposed to the other dangers. Here are some initial and undeveloped thoughts: I suspect that the burnt Island and subsequent encounter with the sea serpent serve a couple of different purposes: First it provides a good contrast of Eustace's two potential fates: the island was burned possibly by the previous dragon of Dragon island. Instead of meeting the same fate, Eustace was given a new perspective and a newfound bravery for the journey ahead. During the battle with the serpent he "did the first brave thing he had ever done" by hacking the serpant with a sword. For Reepicheep, Burnt Island provided him with the coracle he would later need to get to Aslans country. It seems as if he was receiving a reward for his kindness to Eustace on Dragon island. However, I think he most important lesson comes during the battle with the serpent, when Reep discovers the key to battle with the great beast: "Don't fight! Push!". Perhaps the lesson is that the key to facing some of life's most difficult challenges is not to fight them directly if you are ill-equipped, but instead to push them away so that you may live to face another day. Just some initial thoughts but want to do to understand why don't think these two moments are intended to be group together with the trials that I laid out.

    • @Ivri616
      @Ivri616 8 днів тому

      @@IntotheWardrobe I can't find anyone talking about it. The most people do is summarize it's basic description. If you know where I can find good info about it, please let me know.

    • @IntotheWardrobe
      @IntotheWardrobe 8 днів тому

      I just updated my comments. Maybe some of what I post here will be helpful. I'd be curious to hear your thoughts as well.

    • @Ivri616
      @Ivri616 8 днів тому

      @@IntotheWardrobe I get the narrative significance of the sea serpent, but the coracle could have come from a hundred different places, and burnt island IS the most eastern non-magical settlement in Narnia, and we know nothing about who the inhabitants were or how they got there. Can you think of anything that ties to it? I don't know a lot about Narnia lore from outside the books, so if you have any clue I'd really like to hear about it. (Thank you for replying to me, btw)

  • @deirdremeyburgh4391
    @deirdremeyburgh4391 9 днів тому

    CS Lewis did NOT use that language!😢

  • @mrbojangles8133
    @mrbojangles8133 9 днів тому

    Aslan is also Azeri for lion

  • @mrbojangles8133
    @mrbojangles8133 9 днів тому

    lost a few £ 😀 spent

  • @mrbojangles8133
    @mrbojangles8133 9 днів тому

    a video about Charn might be interesting

  • @AgentGodzillaRP1
    @AgentGodzillaRP1 9 днів тому

    The Golden Age only lasting 15 years is crazy

  • @King_of_Blue-Eyes
    @King_of_Blue-Eyes 9 днів тому

    I wished they could also continue the movies. 😢

  • @mrbojangles8133
    @mrbojangles8133 9 днів тому

    in theory at least if one wanted to continue the story and one has skills as as a writer, one could attempt to write book 8 and beyond, would seek the blessing of the Lewis family though

  • @Mr.wednesdayallfather
    @Mr.wednesdayallfather 9 днів тому

    What is dead may never die

  • @Mr.wednesdayallfather
    @Mr.wednesdayallfather 9 днів тому

    I remember when my third grade class was reading this book everybody was crying oh aslans dead and I kept telling people give it a couple more pages or maybe a chapter or two he's coming back I have a hunch

  • @wilhelmsturm1101
    @wilhelmsturm1101 9 днів тому

    Where are you always getting these amazing illustrations from? Are they some sort of concept or fan art?

    • @IntotheWardrobe
      @IntotheWardrobe 9 днів тому

      They are created using digital tools, mostly Midjourney and Photoshop. Images can take several hours to make, so I am glad you noticed them!

  • @NauerBauer
    @NauerBauer 10 днів тому

    We don't all inherently recognize family as good. Some of us were raised in dysfunctional, abusive families. This video is emotional hogwash.

    • @IntotheWardrobe
      @IntotheWardrobe 10 днів тому

      Even those with abusive backgrounds still recognize that family is supposed to be good even when it isn't, do they not?

  • @lindagriffiths8926
    @lindagriffiths8926 10 днів тому

    Tao☯️ist doda-ism is not another religion, ideology or dogma... it's the fun-damental IS-ness of Aliveness now! Joe you are a light💡bearer a shining✨light, a star🌟BRightening up that, that's deep & dark... you don't have to sign up to anyone or anything... Bee🐝 the Bee🐝U-ti-ful man you are!!! 💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡 ✌🕊☮☯️♾☯️☮🕊✌ PS: your humour and sense of fun! is tao☯️in action🎬 Barefoot Doctor Stephen Russell would've loved you.

  • @trotux6825
    @trotux6825 10 днів тому

    watch the Jay Dyer review

  • @saradowns7842
    @saradowns7842 11 днів тому

    C.S. Lewis is a brilliant writer, that's all I have to say. This is explained very well. The only note I have is that I believe Octavian, also known as Augustus, was the second Roman emperor, not the first. (That was his uncle Julius).

    • @IntotheWardrobe
      @IntotheWardrobe 11 днів тому

      Thanks for watching and listening so closely! I must admit I only did a quick Wikipedia fact check when writing this episode. I Wiki can be wrong , of course. This is what their entry says: "Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus (born Gaius Octavius; 23 September 63 BC - 19 August AD 14), also known as Octavian (Latin: Octavianus), was the founder of the Roman Empire. " Is Wiki wrong on this one?

    • @saradowns7842
      @saradowns7842 11 днів тому

      @@IntotheWardrobe Maybe they are correct. I know his nephew was also named Octavius/Octavian, at least according to a history book I read in middle school as part of a homeschool curriculum, but maybe it is a name they both shared. (The nephew's sister was also named Octavia, the female version of the name). My understanding is that Julius Caeser, the uncle, began founding the empire, although there was a lot of unrest at the time, and Caeser Augustus, formally known as Octavian/Octavius, took over at his uncle's death. I believe Julius and Augustus are different people, but this entry looks like it may be mixing up their names...

  • @blakehenry9030
    @blakehenry9030 12 днів тому

    Maybe the broken stone table is the empty tomb, half expecting Aslan would say why do you look for the living among the dead

  • @Tigryphoness
    @Tigryphoness 12 днів тому

    Greta is my biggest concern. She feels like the type that would lean into the “Susan problem” and introduce her own feminist ideology. I hope I’m wrong with every fiber of my being- I really do, but she doesn’t strike me as the sort that will stay true to the values of the books.

    • @IntotheWardrobe
      @IntotheWardrobe 12 днів тому

      I really go back and forth on this. Her reputation is that of a soft progressive typical of Hollywood directors, but her interviews seem to indicate that she has a high degree of respect and reverence for the source material as well as the author.

  • @King_of_Blue-Eyes
    @King_of_Blue-Eyes 12 днів тому

    Narnia is a masterpiece in my opinion. I wished they could continue the movies! 😢

  • @King_of_Blue-Eyes
    @King_of_Blue-Eyes 12 днів тому

    How I wished they could continue making the movies, they are so great! 😢

  • @laurelsoderholm9480
    @laurelsoderholm9480 12 днів тому

    We all have the universal truth, but lots of us tend to block it out and do or say otherwise